Watch: Newly Restored Scene From Extended Directors Cut Of Sergio Leone's 'Once Upon A Time In America'

You may have missed it in midst of festival news and awards season chatter, but the extended director's cut of Sergio Leone's "Once Upon A Time In America" is now on Blu-ray. It has been a long road to get the film back to the way Leone intended it when he premiered his four-hour cut at Cannes in 1984, but after thirty years, the 251-minute version is now yours to own. It comes with 22 minutes of newly restored footage and today you can get a peek at a little bit of it. Yahoo has a clip with Robert De Niro's Noodles talking to a cemetery director about a mausoleum, and if you're wondering about the video quality, Warner Bros. has presented in high definition scenes from previous cuts, but for whatever reason, this newly added footage has been inserted as is. Given that there isn't a lot of money these days at the major studio being thrown at home video divisions, we suppose we'll take what we can get. "Once Upon A Time" in America also screened at the New York...